Sky Club & Bar

Yooo bring back the Sky before Covid times !! It was such a vibe !! I promise Yall going to start making money again !

Great music and atmosphere!

No one left! Not a single customer! It's truly pathetic!

Hello, I have a question: how much is the cover? Thank you very much for your answers.

Awesome, I was there when the TikTok guy was shouting his homophone insults! Great job by the bar and the doorman!

Excellent club! 3rd floor with a great atmosphere :) I was there yesterday with friends until closing time. I really liked the doormen too, they were friendly. Towards the end there was a little 5'4" Oompa Loompa yelling to try and get in; he got a good shoving and left crying. Very funny.

It takes forever to order a drink. And sitting at the bar! The bartender ignored everyone who wasn't in her line of sight, i.e., directly in front of her! It was like she was wearing blinders. It's completely unacceptable! We left

This past 10 August in gay pride two friends and me decide to go for take some drinks to sky around 6 pm the place was really empty and when when we're going inside two Arabs guys security asked us how many people we are we said 3 and he said you need come 4 people for the table, we was waiting for another friend, we are Latin people we were discriminated from this two guys security because another blond people were come in, 30 minutes after we ente rin the site, and in the front there were another group Latin people that have same situation with those guys security is terrible how sky landlord can permit that the restaurants was empty, 30 minutes for have. A beer is crazy I know now why always is empty that place the people working there is not friendly. I will report that place against discrimination act.

Sky Complex — From Party Hub… to Empty Shell, But Full of Potential Sky Complex used to be a true Village institution: three floors, three different vibes, a rooftop terrace, DJs, themed nights, drag performances, and a line outside almost every weekend. It was the place to be for dancing, socializing, and experiencing the vibrant LGBTQ+ nightlife. Today, it's sadly the complete opposite: • Only one room open • Virtually no atmosphere with very poor sound quality • Very few customers (often empty) • Cover at the entrance, which wasn't always the case before • Atmosphere seems less inclusive than before The result: what was once a vibrant meeting place has become the quietest (and sometimes boring) spot in the Village. Even the musical diversity and amenities that made it so popular are no longer there. Yet, the place still has a lot of potential. The space is vast, well-located, with infrastructure that could easily regain its former glory if programming, hospitality, and inclusivity were once again at the heart of the concept. Today, the Village's energy seems to have shifted to other establishments like Unity, but Sky could very well reclaim its place… if it reinvents itself. I gave it 5 stars 6 years ago… but things have changed considerably.